Last week 17 Columbia students were named National Merit Scholarship Finalists. And for that Vox gives them props!
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The Columbia dining staple was named one of the “50 food treks worth taking this summer.”
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Dande Café & Delights offers another gluten-free dining option for Columbians.
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If the torrential downpours hitting Columbia recently have put a damper on your past couple of days, and your finding it hard to get motivated to start your week, you aren’t alone. Here are five things to motivate you, or just help occupy your time until the storm passes.
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Check out these five easy exercises to do while studying for finals at the library.
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The Columbia College Cougars are headed to the American Midwest Conference to play Williams Baptist College in the quarterfinals.
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Hilarious bridesmaids, a beautiful love story and some very rich people make television this week … memorable.
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Every September, cyclists gather at the Boone County Fairgrounds to ride 40, 75 or 100 miles for MS research as part of Bike:MS. The Gateway Area Chapter is hosting a kick-off ride on Sunday to start the season on the right foot, ahem, pedal.
The route is 25 [...]
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Ushering in the start of tan skins and late nights, the annual Farmers and Artisans Market will be bringing the best of fresh produce and unique crafts to the community.
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It’s getting a little quirky in here.
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Dayglow brings paint, music and performers to Columbia.
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A artist couple comes to Columbia to discuss their recent work.
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The District’s blog “The District Scoop” has announced that the city is considering new walkability options for some of the main intersections around downtown. The additions also have some added aesthetic benefits. Planned improvements:
Removal of the concrete overpass at Providence Road, north of Ash. The plan is to replace this bridge [...]
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Tonight is the opening reception for “Blue,” a show centered around all things cerulean (and other shade of this cool color). The party gets started at Columbia Art League at 6p.m.
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An unfortunate accident involving an infant, a call to resignation by police officers and a shocking car accident on College Ave. all were buzzing with on Columbia’s Twitter feed.
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There’s a problem in comics, and Eric Powell, writer and illustrator of The Goon, is here to tell you about it. It’s capes vs. creativity.
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“It’s the people, not the places that I miss.” Oh what a lie if I’ve ever heard one.
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Baseball season is in full swing. Most Cards fans (or Cubs fans or Red Sox fans – whatever your colors may be) around here are fully aware of this fact.
If watching the games and perusing the stats isn’t enough for you, John Grisham’s most recent novel is set up around America’s favorite pastime. Calico [...]
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This year’s Broadway-themed Miss Gay Missouri pageant will return to Columbia’s SoCo Club this week.
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Tonight, Harrison Bergeron will be hosting an artist’s lecture about his exhibition “A Multimedia Extravaganza.”
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